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Zentralarchiv für deutsche und internationale Kunstmarktforschung
Record
G020_VIII_013
G020 Kasper König
Kasper König
2001-2008
(ursprüngliche Bestandskennzeichnung: Z 44, Z 9)
Die Akte enthält ein umfangreiches Portfolio des Künstlers (aus der Galerie Chistian Nagel), Magazinausschnitte (z.B.: Artforum 2004, art 2007) und Einladungen zu Ausstellungen.
Außerdem enthält die Akte drei handschriftliche Postkarten (2005-2008) und einen Brief von Kai Althoff an Kasper König.
Der Materialsammlung wurden Dokumente aus dem ehem. Bestand Z 9 nachträglich zugeordnet: eine Rechnung der Arbeit "Ashley's" von Kai Althoff mit dem Überweisungsbeleg (beides Mai 2003) sowie ein Schreiben von Kai Althoff an Kasper König. Außerdem wurden folgende Publikationen hinzugefügt:
- "Kai Althoff. Stigmata aus Großmannssucht", Hamburg, Galerie Ascan Crone, 28.4.-10.6.2000.
- "Kai Althoff", Köln 1998.
- "Kai Althoff: Ja, Herrkenn mich genau. "Wo wohnt ihr?" - Ab heute bei dir", Köln, Galerie Daniel Buchholz 2001.
- "The Art of Kai Althoff. Band of Outsiders", Artikel, o. A.
- Biographie
- kopierte Textsammlung zu Kai Althoff.
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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